THE FLAVEL
THE FLAVEL ARTS CENTER DARTMOUTH
LIVE EVENTS
LUNCHTIME CONCERT SERIES – SUMMER 2014 A series of short recitals given by local musicians Co-ordinated by Helen Deakin
Thursday 8th May:
LIz FeRGusON / KATRIN IRVINe / ROWeNA MARsHALL 3 local pianists make a welcome return appearance with a recital of solo and multi-hand piano works
Thursday 12th June:
Local accomplished saxophonist TIM WATsON recorded his 1st solo CD in 2010 with pianist John Wilson, has featured on a further 18 CDs with various ensembles. He has performed at many of the world’s most prestigious venues including the Royal Albert Hall and had the honour of playing at the Queen Mother’s 100th birthday. He will be making his Flavel debut with a mix of classical and contemporary saxophone solos.
Thursday 10th July:
David Cotter (guitar) makes an eagerly awaited return visit to the Flavel, following last summer’s exciting mix of spanish / Classical / Virtuoso music from this gifted young Plymouth musician.
QUARTET Fri 9th
Flavel Friends Fundraiser. BACK THERE ON EARTH WITH EXETER CONTEMPORARY SOUNDS STRING
May @ 7.30pm
In their current lineup of classical string quartet, exeter Contemporary sounds chart a musical journey from the vastness of space to the earth beneath our feet. simon Belshaw’s ‘Between the Moon and the earth’ captures through live music and film the wonder of Apollo astronauts who first saw our world from space. In steve Reich’s ‘Different Trains’, railroad sounds haunt tales of trans-continental wartime journeys. Paul Whitty’s ’Bury Your Love like Treasure’ unearths sounds and songs of Devon’s red soil.
RSC LIVE Henry 1V Part 1
By William Shakespeare Wed 14th
May @ 7pm
Following his production of Richard II in October 2013, RsC Artistic Director Gregory Doran continues his exploration of shakespeare’s history plays with Henry IV Parts I and II, an epic, comic and thrilling vision of a nation in turmoil. RsC Associate Artist Antony sher returns to the Company to play the
A BRIEF OVERVIEW OF WHAT’S ON DURING MAY & JUNE 2014
infamous comic knight Falstaff. He is joined by Jasper Britton as Henry IV and Alex Hassell as Prince Hal. Jasper returns following his performance as the Marquis de sade in Marat/ sade (2011); Alex returns to the RsC following his recent credits in A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Cardenio and The City Madam.
DART MUSIC FESTIVAL 16th
– 18th May @ Various Times
We are delighted the Music Festival is back with another varied programme of events in the Flavel this year, as well as all around the town. This is always a fantastic weekend in Dartmouth, so buy your Official Dart Music Festival programme early and start planning! This is just a taster of what is on here in the Flavel. All events are FREE, and those requiring a ticket for entry are marked *
Fri 16th May 8-10pm
Jazz Night Informal, light hearted evening with Martin Dale Quartet, featuring guitar legend Jim Mullen. *
Sat 17th May
10am-12pm Jessica Heywood’s Pupils Informal concert of cello and piano by local musicians.
10-10.45am & 11.30-12.15pm. Music with Mummy singing/dancing in the studio – fun for under 5’s. Children to be accompanied by an adult. *
12.30-1.30pm Taiko Workshop Taiko Drumming-loud and fun. spaces limited. Ages 14 – 65+ *
1-2pm
Book inspired songs in the Library with the Bookshop Band – unique!
4pm
Screening/performance Stephen Warbeck composes music for Dartmouth Academy Students’ own films. FUNDED BY DMF FOUNDATION *
7.30-10pm
Oscar winner film composer Stephen Warbeck & Ensemble play and talk about his work. * (suggested donation £8)
Sun 18th May
11.30-12.30 Drumming Workshop. African Djembe drumming with Denis Kigongo. spaces limited so come early!
4-5pm Orchestral Wind Music from Devon Youth Wind Orchestra *
7.30-9.45pm Jazz from Devon Youth Jazz Orchestra * The Dart Music Festival programme will be on sale from the Flavel for £4, with full event details. All events are in the Flavel auditorium, unless otherwise stated. Please give generously with collections and the yellow tins around
the town!
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